I will always remember Aunt Sharman's warmth and kindness; the way she could make you feel welcome and loved whether you were her immediate family or part of her extended family by marriage. Uncle David, Sam, Rachel, Becca, Aaron and families you are all in my thoughts during this very difficult time. Love, Elizabeth (Adam), Riley, and Aaron
I was deeply saddened to learn of Aunt Sharman passing. She was more like an older sister to me in many ways. She was a very special person. I will miss her hugs, her warmth and kindness always. Uncle David and family, my thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Love, Margie
My sincerest condolences Rebecca to you and your family. I never met your Mom but I know she was truly a special woman with a big heart. I remember how she reached out to me after my mother’s death with words of encouragement and love. It just touched my heart more than I could say how someone I didn’t know would reach out to me like that. She was a truly special woman and deeply loved by many. Sending hugs your way. Rest In peace
We loved Sharman. When our son, Aaron, married Rebecca and settled in Toronto, Sharman and David
took our Aaron as their own and made him a part of their family. We were so great full. Over the years, we became good friends. We shared great joy in our children and grandchildren Asher and Caleb. Wonderful memories of back yard birthday parties and wonderful dinners. She will be missed. We know she is out there watching out for all of us. We love you Sharman. Rest in peace.
Sharman was more than a friend to our family....she and the entire Wood clan was family.
For as long as I remember, she was a big presence. Funny, smart, opinionated and kind.
She treated me like a pesky little brother. She always had time to chat and was such an exceptional storyteller. In fact, when I was 12, she went on (in graphic detail) the entire story of the horror movie "Black Christmas." Almost traumatized me over that one!
We spent summers together at the beach always close to her cottage and the door (and beach there) was always open.
We spent great nights together with lots of laughs and fun.
To Dave, who is just like an Uncle to me, and Sam, Bex, Rae and Aaron, our deepest condolences. Hoping my parents are meeting up with her in heaven to catch up over a drink....or three.
My love to all of you during these difficult times.
Steve xo